The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1887-12-08

furnish the music, and a good social
time is expected. A carriage will run
every half hour for the accOmmoda-
ton of guests.
The Atlantic Mill has been sold to
Messrs. Babb & Clark, of Cuyahogs
Falls, and we understand, will be run
as a merchant Touring mill. The new
proprietors are practical millers. and
will endeavor to make first class -four.
We wish them the success which their
enterprise merits,
We still continue to be headquarters
for the best Oysters i'll this market.
We receive oysters every day in the
week except Sunday and can guar
antee the freshest stock, and low
prices, at wholesale or retail.
J. S. SMITH & Son.
And now the crossings in many
localities of the city are in most
wretehed condition. We are led to
inquire, is hauling Stag onto the roads
the only work the street commissioner
and his force are expected to do during
the winter? Should not the sidewalks
and crossings receive some little atten
tion? If not, why not?
The celebrated Chase & Sanborn
Java and Mocha Coffee still holds the
fort. Nothing equal to itin this mar
ket. Notwithstanding the great ad
vance in coffees, J. S. Smith & Son
continue to sell the BEST OF ALL
COFFEEs at 35 cents pound.
At the meeting of Ravenna Lodge
No. 65, L. o. o. F., "Wednesday evening
Nov. 80, the following officers wero
chosen:
o. p. Sperra, n. G.; J. F. Sapp, V.
c.; ]. II. Dussel, Sec.; ]. Ell. Oakley,
Treas.
Mrs. M. McCaslin, Metaphysicion,
from Youngstown. will be at Mantua
Station Dec. 14th, and will remain
until the Goth. All desiring treatment
call at VIM. Farr's. Consultation aud
lectures free for all who desire. Come
all and hear what this interesting lady
has to say on the subject of Mental
Therapeutics.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. Eatinger, who
went to Michigan with the Buckeye
! Hunters, returned Wednesday last.
They visited Mr.. Nell. Willyard, a
brother in law, who lives $50 miles
from the Buckeye hunting grounds,
and during their stay Mr.. Eatinger
killed three fine deer. the head and
antlers of one being brought home as
trophy.
On Thursday evening last Mr. w.
w. Congdon and Miss Lizzie Evans
were united in marriage. Mr.. Cong
don has teen Deputy Sheriff under
Mr.. Sheldon, for about three years,
and has proven faithful and compe.
tent officer. The happy couple left
Wednesday evening for Los Angeles,
Cal, where they expect to make their
home. The best wishes of their many
friends will follow them.
Elder Scott preached in the Disciple
Church Sunday evening. Notwith-
standing the unpleasant weather, the
house was packed to listen to the dis
course. A very pleasant reception WAS
rendered Mr.. Scott on. Saturday eve.
ming, at the residence of DR.. Mcbride,
where many friends had the pleasure
of meeting the genial gentleman and
popular preacher. He returns to
Michigan on Thursday.
We would volunteer the
to the enthusiast who predicatss his
partiality of residence in county that
"gives 600 Republican a;ority," by
reason whereof "whsn men come
here to kill, they must expect the con.
sequences" that the political status of
the jury, from Republican stand
point, was marred by a straight Pro-
hibitionist being foreman and hand
ing in the verdict, in the Coughlin
trial.
We notice in the proceedings of the
National Prohibition Conference at
Chicago, at which various topics were
discussed in their relation to prohibi.
tion, as essential and effective helps,
Mrs. Woodbridge, of this city, pre-.
sented 1.-The proper attitude of the
Prohibition Party toward Woman
Suffrage" Whatever diverse opinions
bea TOW fol = ID in or.l to l..
ballot in the hands of women proving
an agency of good, as affecting society
aud government, this gifted lady com
mands an interested hearing in hel
Michael Albert, Tom Calter, ant
Jim and Joe Rebeck, quartet o
Cleveland nimIods, with the assist
ance of two ferrets, bagged thirteeI
rabbits, in Mantua. last week. A
they were about to board the train t.
return to the city with their spoils, oil
: "Wednesday, Game Warden Gibbons
who had been notified of their viola
ton of the game law, appeared upol
the scene and escorted them to tn
office of A. s. Beecher, J. p. Befor
taking their leave the they had an OF
portunity To figure out the price pc
head of thirteen rabbits, at an aggre
gate cost of $32 20.
Monday, Nov. %. Terrence Cough
lin, brother of John Coughlin, took
: pair of pants to an Elyria tailor to /
. cleaned and repaired. Upon examiI
), ing them, one leg was found to be cor
+ siderably torn, with blood status insid
i and out, and bloody hand marks O
q the hip pocket. The tailor quietl
called in two or three witnesses to til
!. facts and then cleaned the pants
a directed. While it is not proven thl
a the pants belonged to John Ceughlil
n and were worn by him at the reset
q of McMunn, there are many who wi
% believe this to be the fact unless son
satisfactory explanation can be give